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Roborock Introduces New Releases at CES 2024

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At CES 2024, Roborock has announced its latest series of smart home cleaning devices, expanding its portfolio with the S8 MaxV Ultra, S8 Max Ultra, Q Revo MaxV, Q Revo Pro, Flexi Pro, and Flexi. These products are designed to provide a range of cleaning solutions, from robotic vacuums to multifunctional cleaners, each targeting different aspects of home maintenance. 

S8 Max Series: Enhanced Cleaning and Self-Maintenance

The S8 MaxV Ultra and S8 Max Ultra represent the upper tier of Roborock’s offerings. Both models boast features like the FlexiArm Design™ Side Brush and Extra Edge Mopping System, aiming for improved corner and edge cleaning. A key feature is the RockDock® Ultra, a self-maintenance system that handles tasks like emptying, refilling, and dispensing detergent. Notably, these models offer a new dock variant that can connect directly to home drainage systems for automatic refill and emptying.

Roborock S8 Max Ultra and S8 MaxV Ultra
Roborock S8 Max Ultra and S8 MaxV Ultra

MSRPs: S8 Max Ultra at $1599.99 and S8 MaxV Ultra at $1799.99 available from April 2024.

⭐ Related: See our Roborock Buyer’s Guide for a detailed comparison of the brand’s robot vacuum lineup.

Q Revo Series: Accessible and Intelligent Cleaning

Roborock’s Q Revo series, comprising the Q Revo MaxV and Q Revo Pro, is pitched as a more budget-friendly option. Both models feature the FlexiArm Design™ Edge Mopping System and 7000 Pa HyperForce® suction power. They are engineered to remove a variety of dirt and stains from different floor types. The Multifunctional Dock 2.0 in these models includes features like auto tank refilling and intelligent dirt detection.

Roborock Q Revo MaxV and Q Revo Pro
Roborock Q Revo MaxV and Q Revo Pro

MSRPs: Q Revo MaxV at $1199.99 and Q Revo Pro at $999.99, also launching in April 2024.

Flexi Series: Lightweight and Versatile

The Flexi Pro and Flexi are described as lightweight and versatile solutions for cleaning both wet and dry messes. These models include FlatReachâ„¢ Technology for cleaning under low furniture and DirTectâ„¢ Smart Sensor technology to adjust cleaning power based on detected dirt levels. The SlideTechâ„¢ automated adaptive wheels and RevoBrushâ„¢ 2.0 with Self-Drying & Cleaning System are also featured.

Roborock Flexi Pro and Flexi Lite
Roborock Flexi Pro and Flexi Lite

MSRP and launch date: To be announced.

Roborock’s new releases at CES 2024 indicate a continued push toward integrating more advanced technology into home cleaning devices. The S8 Max and Q Revo series cater to different market segments, offering varying levels of automation and cleaning capabilities. The introduction of the Flexi series suggests a focus on versatility and ease of use in everyday cleaning tasks.

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